New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-08
e.tremsly fortunate independent inside OF the
stare do not meet with the Same tate and follow the
NEW.JERSEY LEGISLATURE ENDED.
AN ASSEMBLY DIsoRDERLY TO THE LAST.

LIQUOR TOO MUCH FOR SOME OF THE ALLEGED
LAwMAKERs-soME NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
trRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON. ~ j.. April THE Legislature Of NewJer-
sey put end itself by final adjournment at noon
to-day. The end reputable than the begin
ming, and the Assembly continued its dsgraceful meth
DDS up to the last hour. There Is sense OF rchei
throughout the State.
Both houses remained In session until after mldhgnt
last night and the members and weary when
they arrived the State House this morning Ihere had
been mitless supply Of ntoxcants near the Assembly
Chamber and to judge from the actions OF several OF the
members 1t had suffered severely. The incidental
Expenses bill and the bill to increase the
appropriation for the publication OF the laws
In the newspapers occupied greater part OF
the tune Of both the closing hours The cleo
had been the for putting In enor
bills and these ruthlessy cut down The usual
stationery grabs also attacked and the Senate took
no pity upon the House The bin was finally
licked into sort OF shape and passed The newspa-
per bin was the subject of bitter debate Mr. Corbn at
lacking It, II passed after the amount TO be PAID
had been cut down from sixty to fifty cents folio.
The bad feeling among the members OF the House con-
tlnued last The Republicans and three 'of the
boiling Democrats Speaker Baird watch and chan
other Democrats did not JON in the testimonial
They united however, In making similar gift TO Assem-
byman Hudspcth the candidate of the Democratic eau
Gus for Speaker They refused to permit the passage or
resolution thanking Speaker Bard Tor MS Services
From IL o'clock up to tho hour OF auourhiheht
the House in constant disorder Mclaughlin
Jersey City member who has been one OF the leaders III
disorder throughout the session, uttered oatns caeu
the members booders and thieves, made motion tnat
snch members as had received 1" swag" should divide
Speaker invited the entire House to come out
and take drink, and kept up In the intervals nut
tered roar Of nyective BecRwh MS nyai IN slsolder
during the session. called member monkey ana mis-
conducted himself generally whenever he cond steady
himself to rise. gong was procured by the hudson
member and rung almost constantly NO aten,oh was
paid business bills being passed by the reading clerks
with small regard TO the votes Assembynah ArHstrohs
Rep) attempted TO induce members TO pay some heed 10
business but was merely laughed at for his pains
The Senate confirmed the nomination OF f. H. Wlsmer
for member OF the state Board OF Assessors anu OF
thias Dugan as Lay Judge OF Mddlesex County. inc
nomination OF Charles Haight for Prosecutor OF Mon
Judge of Hudson. Ex-senator Paxton was then non-
mated for the latter place and was Immediately con-
frmed a., -,
iournnent and there few instances OF that good
feeling which usually sayes over the wounds OF the
sormiest session The session was thirteen weeks long
ever known to the NewJersey. The bolt at the
beginning OF the session, followed by the dlsgraeeiu
scenes attending the election OF United States senator
completely dsorganzed the Assembly, while ne senate
proper legislation Impossible The usual appro-
priations were passed and some OF the many
demands OF the local governments were complied
with; but in the way OF general legislation toward re-
forming acknowledged abuses or reinedying obvious
defects nothing has been accomplished ,., -, .
No Joint meeting has been held since me eiecuon OF
United states Senator and number OF district court
iudgcships will become vacant owing TO the failure 10
elect The Governor announces that no Will appoint 10
iii yacancles although IL IA claimed that ne mas not te
right The Senate did not confirm his nominations for n
parian Commissioners and he will probably appoint
Messrs Connolly and Cream to the vacancies